She visited the garden, checking over all the plants, and pulled up some green onions. Their sharp smell mingled with the rank odor of the henhouse, a...d the smell of the woodsmoke on her clothes. The earthiness of it made her feel oddly sensual, and she paused for a moment to revel in the feel of the morning, with the cool dew and the warm sun on her bare arms and neck. She took a few deep breaths, wishing she could simply sit and enjoy the solitude, but her employer's breakfast could not be. I look toward the door, where the shadow stood, tall and mysterious.I struggled to conceal the smile that was sneaking up on me, but apparently it wasn't working, or it didn't work fast enough. I could tell by the look on his face. He had on a broad smile, and a look in his eyes I'v never seen before...a look of..curiousity. He walked over, and sat at the table adjacent to me. I looked over at him. He smiled " Well, Rae? Is it?" I nodded slowly. " Yeah, that's right" I said softly as I looked. “I do Luxmi, you have a great body,” she said hesitantly, blushing as the words came out.“So do you… in fact I’ve been thinking about it for a while” Luxmi was bold with this statement, she didn’t want to be bold, she didn’t want to have these feelings but she did. Dayani looked shyly at her and smiled.“Snap” she said with a little giggle. Both girls laughed as they realised the true meaning?It was Dayani who moved first, walking over shaking to her friend, and then stood just in front of her,. She: na system sariga panicheyyatledu, chusthava?Me: its very simple to me,anna.She: anduke neku cheppedi.Me: mari naakenti?She: em kavali?Me: nuvvu emistav?She: neeku em kavalante adi.Me: ok ithe work chusina taruvatha adugutha.She: kNenu velli valla system chusthunna, adi oka pattana set avvatle.She: emaindi.Me: teliyatledu, repu vachi chustha.She: ok, tea taagi vellu.Nenu ok ani cheppa, tanu tea tevadaniki vellindi, nenu atu itu tiruguthu unte, window lonchi rope mida aaresina thana bra.